Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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??? CADES KALEIDOSCOPE. Happening* of a Recent Date Reviewed > hy Ivanhoe. Cades?May 5Ji: Wei!, Mr E li'or, oid Ivanhoe a*k* to h ?Im:tfe?l airiin into tii>* circle of your correspondent*, mi that h?* ran keep the reader* of Thk Rboord |M>?te<l on adair* around progressive (hole*. The hean aeaton i? well on now at this place and nearly everv evening' the depot is cmwiIhI with aiixinn* w *m ___ t . I irncaera. i nt? mar*ei opnifi with very fancy prices and I hilar mer? all hoped I hut, owing to the rolil which had killed out regftable* in other portions 01 the country, the prices would remain good as long as they had any fluff to ship. But, as usual, the latter part ot* the week brings a decline in the prices, Mr W 1* McGill wan among the fir?t to make a large shipment of his own | produce. From ten acre* he gathered about 90 basket8 last week. Mimes Florence and I)ai?y Awards of Fork, (Marion county) are visiting their sister, Mrs A K 1}fe?mith of this place. Mist Julia Smith left last Sunday for her home in Marion county after spending nme time with relatives hi this community. She was accompanied by her cousin, Mi*a Anna . Smith, who will spend a week with her. O C Carsten of Florence came home last week. We understand that he will not return to Florence to star any longer. Mr W A Creech, formerly railroad agpnt at this place, is here for few day"' visit. His many fri^wl* 9^9 glad to see mm. V* , T * Our estimable citizen, Mr J H Brown, is the first to work straw , berrif* at this place. He has about an acre.lhat are fine indeed. , Mr R 4 McKnighf has been . err ill but is 111.proving some what now, we are glad to **.v. Mr Henry Johnson, of White 1 Osik, came rerv near losing his house bv tire last week. The fire ' caught from the stove fine and burned % part of the kiffhro root, but was discovered and put out v . before any serious damage w?? done. Mr J P Kpps spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother, D ? Kpps of Workman. The opening hall of the season M held at Mr Johnson's a tew night* ago, so the writer is informed. It is said that the occasion was a grand success. Services were held at the Baptist church Sunday by the pastor, Kre T .1 Rooke. A large congregation was present. Greeting* to the rest ot the correspondents. IVANHOE. There are ho places for spectators in lifers grand game. BOiTFOl Soft and crooked bones mean bad feeding. Call the disease rickets if you want to. The ?4%it/l miut Mt the VtlltM WW ?? right food for growth. Bones must have bone food, blood must have blood food and so on through the list Scott's Emulsion is the right treatment for soft bones in children. Littledoses every day give the stiffness and shape * that healthy bones should have. Bow legs become straighter, loose joints grow stronger anc' firmness comes to the soft heads.. Wrong food caused the trouble. Right food will cure it In thousands of cases Scott's Emulsioh has proven to be the right food for soft bones in childhood. Send for tree sample. SCOTT * BOWNE. Chemists. 400-419- Pearl Street, New Yorfc. yxi ud fi.oo; all druggist*. \ |. , ^ * * . - : THE LIEN LA*. Hon. J. Otvis Carter Argues It a Damage instead of a Blessing. Editor County Record;? Willi your consent I wish to ! mention a low thoughts in regard to the agricultural lien law. Every man you meet and converse wi'li lor a lew minutes makes complaint* that labor is verv scarce, can't he had.ifc*. N ?w, Mr Editor. Aliai> the mallei? N ii because we haven't enough pinole here in cultivate ?mr land-, or is it hecause I hey are not ioditslriou-? 1 -ay "No" to the lirst question, and **YW to ihe second. Well. tilt h, what lias the lirii law gut to <lo with ihe?e conditio*);*? I say it plays a very prominent part in l>riti?iii? ahont the>e con itions. Why, one will say, I thought its mission was to help the lamier in getting labor and supplies to cultivate his lands. Well, 1 agree that that was the intention ol the Trainers oT the law, but has tilled its mission Ion*: since. It should have been struck from our stat ules at least a decade ago. Now, Tor some ot the teisons why it should be killed: In the fitst place, h farming class tan never b-tter it* cot dition bv the u e of the lien law, because they buy lot) much and pa.v too high a price Tor it all because they can gel it on credit. Second, because it sometime* causes people to depend loo much on others for what ibey eat or wherewith they are f.liil I....I I h-ji'o lrurolo/1 nv?r UIWIIIVMt II" ? V itn ? v?v\? ?? ? * South Carolina and 1 say jjythonl tear of successful contradiction that Williamsburg county has as tine farming lands as any county in the Slate; why, then, should we not make more progress in the way of development? 1 say the lien law stands in the way. It takes brain as well as muscle to bringintn use the tine lauds ol our county, and we have plenty of laborers here; but they cannot be u?ed to advantage. For instance, the negro is the best laborer that ever we have had here, but under the present system of credit he can't be depended on. It has about got to *\here if a negro can rent a tew acres of :ati<l, it makes no difference how poor he may he, he can give a lien and thereby get credit, and he thinks it a disgrace to go out and do a few days work on the farm of another man. Now, Mr Editor, i don't think it will lake a man with four eyes to see what ( am driving at. in short, it is . I .1 I* I ! * . inis iiiciinu*. ine lien law. rui u man (in liis honor when he gels eredif. If he be worthy, he can gei it; if not he should not have it and would be better oft'in the end without it; lor oftentimes I h eve known men not to be able to get any advances and they would go to work and do the best they could and in the fall would be much better off" than the tellow who gave the lien. Now, it we want to sec the agricultural interest of South Carolina advance, and that fast, let's all cry out with one voice: k<Away with the lien law?" I could say more but it's now dinner time. Reaped fully, J. Davis Carter, Leo, S. C., May 15, 1903. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU TAKING When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is Mimply lion and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50c TEACHERS WANTEDI We need at once a few more teacher*, both experienced and inexperienced. We have more calls this year thau ever before. Schools and colleges supplied with competent teachers free of cost. Address with stamp. American Teachers' Association, J. L. Graham, LL D., Mgr. Memphis, Ter.n. Sorue inen keep so busy demanding their rights that they have no time to take advantage of their privileges. STRONG, HEA FULLOT SIXTY. FIVF RUIN Villi I Ilia Villlil ANDJ Mr. Ralph Bullock Who Is In His 1 Is as Young ar His Grandehildi Pounds, and H DUFFY'S PHI "I was always fond of life." aald Mr. B a jraat deal of ^ young, and t \v ' RALPH BULLOCK. 104 TEARS OLD. Of drag* and medicine alone. So It is with and strong. If the fathers and mothers ke disease, there would be no sickly, puny ch body in a state of normal health by using aoluteiy pure stimulant and tonic which i ingredients. Do not 911 your system with There are thousands of cases similar t used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as direct least twenty years. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has cured scribed by orer 7.000 doctors and used exc genuine Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is Sold At All or direct at $1.00 a bottle. Refuse Imitatl good as "Duffy's." It is the only whiskey cine. This is a guarantee. Valuable mtdi Company, Rochester, N. Y. North jh Florida A passenger service and comfort,equipped v Dining, Sleeping and 1 For rates, schedule, Itlon, write to W/,1. J. Cenc A. M. SNIDEKJ I Surgeon Dentist. Will in future devote his whole time to his tree office unless due I notice be given. Satisfaction Guaranteed. w, lTb ass, I Attorney at Law J LAKE CITY, S. 0. Dr H J McCabe Dentist EINSST1BE, - - S.C. W. P. CLAYTON. Attorney at Law. FLORENCE. S. (J Practices in all the United States Courts, and in the Courts of Florence and tVilliamsbi Counties. '.. ' 'Ait ????liBiMBttliO?M?Bi^ii LTHY, AND VfgOR AT 104 DCHILDREN LIVINI ARRIED. of Brooklyn N. Y. d5th Year, Says H< iH Ar+iup ae Anv o pen?He Weighs 17? is Only Medicine h MALT WHISKEY iullock to a reporte? last evening. *1 saw 0 this day I can laugh as heartily as the youngest of my grandchildren. I am good for some more years, and I scarcely feel my age. My vigorous constitution and remarkable freedom from disease Is due to the dally use for many years of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Though I am past 104 years of age. I feel as young and hearty as forty years, ago. I weigh 175 pounds, my appetite is good, and I still do all the chores. I cannot say too much in favor of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which is Indeed a blessing to old people and invalids. 1 know it has prolonged my life many years." Mr. Bullock's wife died twenty years ago, nnd he is living with one of his grandchildren. Sixty-five grandchildren are married, and they are all strong and healthy. His descendants who live in Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn and Manhattan are the McDonald, Watts. Hurst, Bullock and Clark families. The health and vigor of Mr. Bullock's rhildren and grandchildren show that their father thought of his descendants and kept lis constitution strong and vigorous with a pure stimulant and tonic, leaving ail kinds a woman; she should keep herself healthy pt their constitutions strong and free from ildren. It is an easy matter to keep the Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, the only abs free from fusel oil and other dangerous patent medicines and drugs, o that of Mr. Bullock's, and if every ona ed. the average life would be prolonged at millions in the last 50 years. It Is prelusively by 2,000 prominent hospitals. Tha Dispensaries, eiihotittifnc Is none lust as recognized by the Government as a medical booklet sent free. Duffy Malt Whiskey nc(?jSTlip JOHFAteopJ^/lVEL ailfceidSOUTH ?Cuba. unexcelled for luxury yith the latest Pullman rhoroughfare Cars. :r:aps or any informa CRAIG, t rai Passenger Agent, I Wilmington, N. C. I NOTICE, Mr Isador Sulzbacher, representing SULZBACHER & SON, Florence, S. C. Will be in Kingstree Friday and Saturday, the 28th and 29th inst., ready to take orders for WATCH Repair work. He will display also a handsome line of Watches Jewelry and Spectacles. Will be at WILKINS Brick Store. i j FOR SALE. j Brielv in nny quantity to suit purcJm? ' er. The Best Dry Press Machine-mad ^BEICK-v | Special sh:i|x*s made to oriler. Corre , spoiulenee solicited l?eiore niacin? you I orders. W. It. FUNK. P. C) Box 10.'l. Kings tree, S. C. I i | ToO Native Brc Dio". boxes sold pa'.t 12 - Mw -'-k. i V i.-. sX.. IXXfCARERB I * C 7v NE\i , i White Goods, E Ribbons, Skirt'many! But we will hav tions coming in 1 customers will a a \ est to select fron I STYLE, . ARE ALWAYS t Stack I i'ItIat Thomas & Bradham's t ! -V STABLES -V * SUA FRESH ? HORSES Call and take ' . . U/tf <V4I?RV Buggies, Wag SEE THE CELEBRATE WHITE ST i Built br I he Atlanta Bi Guaranteed by Thomas 6z IE J B STEELE, Manager. gvwvwwwvwvwwwvvt I D. C. SCOTT, President. i THE BANK C | Transacts a Gene I COLLECTIONS CAREFT i PROMPT I S DEPOSITS FROM $1 ? 1>IH - HENRY P WILLI vMS i JOHN A. KELLEY, j R. H. I jw" wvwwvwwww v* v | Dr. S. | a physician !! * Lake ' -DEALER IXDrugs, Medicines, ; Chemicals, J Perfumery, and Fancy, t Toilet Articles. PRESCRIPTIONS Caref Tli? Art- ?f ?REACHES ITS HIGfc L. Adloir I ROCHESTER?HA The graceful shoulders, the neatly f the very acme of quality in inatiyi wherever there are iner dressers SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEI UN ION-MADE HAT WE ALSO HANDLE JOHN B. ST JUST RECEIVED. ALL OF OU All of our celebrated Duchess' Trousers that If they rip in si > H, RROWN'S GRAN e Opposite the , .. 224 King street r MA JL f PI J PS 1 lire a Cold in C ?mo Quinine Tablets. / : rocntbs. Thb Sl?ju3tUTG, % :eiving daily thB TEST THINGS IN t Jmbroideries, Laces, Goods and Milliner "these AREBE1NG D OUT ON ARRIVAL i e the latest produc* every week so our ,1 ways have the neW' a. ORIGINALITY AND LOWEST PRICES TO BE FOUND AT ley's Cash Store* . A , ; SHIPMENT OF It S and MULES m > a look at them. I ons and Harness. I rAR BUBSY | t \,rizy Com pan}' and ^old and K 3xad.3aajaa, ^.gts I! 1 EDWIN O. EPP8, Cashier, j; y If KINGSTREE. J J iral Banking BuKness JLiiY LOOKED AFTER AND f Ly remitted. i M UPW^iD RECEIVED. S IFXTUKKt { R. D. ROLLINS, 9 j euaN D' C' SCOTT, | m>H W. Courtney,f AND SURGEON X * City> s- c ^ , -JX -ALSO- V ;*gg| Soda Water and .' [: ^j| Cold Drinks Of every Description Made from 4 Pure Fruit Syrups. , ully Compounded at All Hours. 3mli MalkifflLgJl I EST DEVELOPMENT IN? ' || Bros <?? Go's" DE READY?TO?WEAR. H ittitip: collars the artistic color effect# aod* . a Is liavc nude this Clothing popular i aim it: fit lia iiliKidH A* > (if good taste JRATED Y'itWU'S IIAT, THE BBS?' IN THE WORLD FOB W. _J9 ETSON'S HATS, $3 50 TO K EACH, 1 R STRAW HATS, PRICES 50c TO rrou-=ers are in. These are the kind of ."t xty days*we give you a new Pair, ITE CLOTHING HOUSE, Academy of Music, > CHARLESTON, S. R ^ BCH1U.Y A1YEKI.BD TO.^ V< I.* />' . / - ' y >ne *>ay ujimim.. t&gESBaBBnBBKSssat^J .